
Bo Knows Holiness
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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills — Bo Knows Holiness. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00With the 8th Plague of Grasshoppers, the 9th Plague of Darkness, and of course the 10th Plague of Markock the Herald. I want to welcome beautiful minutes and I thank Hashem. Welcome to Gila to question the time of the beginning of Shabbos and I couldn't understand why. So, I see him here on rose photos, colour cover, but thank you for the beautiful check. Yashita, Gila. Well, it's coffee and cake afterwards next door. The people of Egypt were surely told, served images, they served images of wood silver and gold. They also considered sheep holy and great, and so the sheep they never ate. Many Jews in Egypt served idols too, instead of Hashem. That is why he commanded them to take a lamb, the Egyptian God, slaughter it and roast it until it's well done and hot. Eat it together with your families to show that you don't believe in the Egyptian deities. Today's idols are different from what they used to be.
1:02They're not called idols, they may be called movies, comics, TV, internet, whatever. By reading or watching them we turn a little more non-Jewish unfortunately. For the ideas they present are not the Jewish kind. They affect our thoughts and stay in our minds. Let us turn to Hashem and thought indeed, like the Jews of Egypt, let's follow their lead. And then they will also deserve to be freed. We will also deserve to be freed. For only if we are holy people to Hashem, we'll send us Messiah and may he come soon, Amen. Amen.
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